this was all going directly to mcclellan. virginia was just another report to mcclellan. for the north, this comes down to poor leadership that could have ended the war had the commanders moved far more aggressively. we want to mention that in the aftermath of antietam, there are consequences to fail intelligence. lee will manage to retreat back to northern virginia with most of his army intact. mcclellan, who had a reserve of 25,000 men, and did not bother to use them, is going to be fired by abraham lincoln. pinkerton going out to his original business. most of his staff will continue to stay involved in intelligence for the rest of the war, working for the union army. next episode we have about intelligence failure. ambrose burnside who takes over the army commander of the potomac. he is not an astute collector of intelligence. he did not use local spies available to him. he did not have his people can question pow's or deserters. his result was a major in december 1862. he was sacked january 1863. as a intelligence historian wrote, burnside's preparations for the camp

alice gainer, cbs 2 news. >> mcclellan was arrested for violating probation. she was also arrested back in april on a drug charge. >>> the costume characters and topless pink ladies should be allowed to stay in times square according to recommendations from the city hall panel. but the times square task force is calling for changes. people have complained that they harass visitors. the department of transportation should limit where and when the performers can operate in the pedestrian plaza, according to the task force. the nypd would double the number of officers who patrol the area. >> with that power would come the ability like we have in the parks to promulgate rules and regulations as the time, place what behavior could be allowed. >> mayor de blasio is expected to support the recommendations. >>> all right. let's talk weather now. it's all about joaquin and what precedes it. lonnie quinn has that. >> plate is full. we have a lot of weather to talk about. out there now, kind of gloomy, all right, a little bit of light rain in the area. you're dealing wit

clearing those workers on the mcclellan highway approaching the airport, things are moving nice. let' s go to the maps -- 93 southbound is getting more company. down towards 133, not too bad at 128. 128 will take you about 17 minutes. a crash near exit 14 from 128 where we are starting to see some delays. south of town, route three is busier through avon and stoughton. getting on the expressway, a up toward columbia. all lines are on time. randy: breaking news right now in france -- at least 42 people are dead following a collision between a bus and a truck. this happened near the city of bordeaux in the southwest part of the country. police say the bus was carrying mostly elderly people on a day trip. it went up in flames immediately following the crash, which police say likely caused the unusually high death toll. breaking overnight, a violent scene. a man found dead in the street. emily: jim lokay is live in brighton with clues. jim: we do know that this all happened overnight here on tilford street -- this is usually a very busy area and police were hard at work trying to get

the pair grew suspicious when mcclellan posted her c-section and disappeared.ction. they later learned the sonogram was taken off the internet. >> even if there were flags flying, we didn't see them. >> it's been so rough emotionally and financially. >> everybody keeps saying, you have so much to give. you would be -- they all want us to go through it. >> i think we've done our best. >> the adoption attorney says there was documentation making it appear mcclellan was pregna pregnant. she says this is simply a failed adoption. >>> one local woman claims to be a doctor and a landlord but she's accused of running an elaborate scam stealing to usnd sands of dollars from one victim after another. three on your side's jim donovan has been tracking her for years. so have detectives and now they finally caught up with her. >> reporter: every time i tried to speak with dana, a door got in the door. it happened five years ago on her porch in princeton. >> ma'am, what is his office. >> ma'am? >> most recently last fall in delaware. >> can you step away from the door, plea

the right after this story aired our sister station reported that mcclellan was arrested in suburbanfor violating the the terms of her probation. >>> and still to come, on "eyewitness news" tonight, saying good bye is never easy but cell phones air parentally making it easier, texting and dumping. it is the new trend. we will have more, next. >>> then new at 6:00 october is breast cancer awareness month, you will be seeing a lot of pink out there and in this case, orange, health reporter stephanie stahl as more on the screening unit for women. we will tell you why it is part of the important mission for the philadelphia flyers at 6:00. they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. claim they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to stand up against north jersey casinos. mom this is hugel

. >> john mcclellan of arkansas.hese people are powerful, barons in the senate, huge staff. >> also called a pack of fools. >> yes. yes. but it is a nice line. a pack of wolves. >> that was a fair characterization. >> yes. >> that's right. getting back to his travels tortured if nonviolent pass themselves. as i was struck by the circumstance of harriet and harry more who as it turns out where the 1st naacp members killed in the line of duty. >> dear friends of thurgood marshall's, husband and wife, voting rights activist they came home one night. it was actually christmas eve. they went to bed. while they were away some klansman had stuck dynamite under the house. early on christmas morning house blowout. harry more died immediately. harriet was rushed to the hospital is. he had slept in their guest bedrooms several times. he could have been in that house that night if he had not been working in florida. harriet more stuff, whom i interviewed told me that she had been on a train trying to get help christmas. she was

we will switch over now to chris mcclellan, he is joining us by phone. he witnessed some of the rescuers arriving on the scene. can you tell us what you saw please? >> well, just ambulance april ambulance coming down tafteramb. you are used to seeing one or two but not nonstop for two and a half hours. after the fourth one you turned on the vhf to see what's happening and then you heard the boat had gone down. right now can you see flares over in the distance, search and rescue commands, as well as three police cars, and they have a blanket up and some lights on. i can't tell what they're doing. maybe another body is down at the dock. >> are you familiar with the whale watching operation? >> not that particular one. most people out here have been on rides with most of the companies. i've never been on that boat on that route personally. i've been on that boat for other things but -- >> do you know if it's standard operating procedure for those kinds of boats to issue life jackets for the passengers? >> the life jackets are there. you can grab them. you'r

en the pike eastbound, delays on the mcclellan highway. and the crash north of boston is causing backups. 93 northbound in the andover methuen stretch just before 110. an earlier accident backed up to river road. >>> it is 5:47 right now. a high school football player is suspended for videotaping a teammate in the locker room. >> plus, three people stabbed in west roxbury. here are the top stories on this thursday morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm susie steimle in front of la famiglia grocery. this is the scene of multiple stabbings last night, including the owner of the store himself. he was discharged from the hospital and says he is doing okay and that his co-worker who came to his aid during this incident last night is also expected to recover. thankfully, police have the robbery suspect and stabbing suspect in custody. they don't know exactly what escalated this incident but we will have details on how it all developed coming up at 6:00. susie steimle, wbz news. >>> air quality at a plant in oxford. it started around 6:00 last n

he said to mcclellan, if you are not going to use your army, may i borrow it? then fredericksburg. thankfully, the emancipation proclamation followed just days later. that shifted the whole round and meaning of the civil war. she caught on to that very quickly. i want you to realize that, not everybody was an abolitionist in 1861, including walt whitman. they just wanted to save the union. >> i heard that there were several hundred women who disguised themselves as men to be soldiers in the civil war. is or anything that shows she was her attempted to do that or make that hurt conservation? ms. stiehm: -- her contribution? ms. stiehm: did she want to cross dress? a lot of them were girls who were following sweethearts, like mary. there were a lot of girls who just wanted to be fight and be part of it. clara barton never had that desire. she knew that her contribution was unique and that if she didn't do it, nobody else would. the pictures that you see of her, in some ways she looks very stately and refined and delicate. she went to the camps, she went to the battles. i don't think

there's a stalled box truck and that's near 1a mcclellan highway, keep that in mind and you're slow only going 15 miles per hour. over here 128 doing really well this morning and in, in fact, nothing getting in your way and cameras upper deck of the tobin bridge volume very very light on this monday morning and here is look at drive times. on the pike eight minute pike weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel 14 minutes on 93 from the braintree split to the pike and that's about a nine minute ride and, shiri, i can see out the window, it is sunny out and pretty big warm-up on the way too. >> nice warm-up on the way. it is going to feel we have been saying like late august and because it has been mild and month of september foliage peaking couple weeks behind skeleton and peak reports i'm getting coming out of vermont and northern maine and moderate change and decent color, especially to the north and west of boston now with things locally in the boston area and down a little further south just starting to change but you could compare that to the fact that where we are seeing peak no you s

and shifting and not actually on the pike there was earlier stalled truck as you're approaching mcclellan highway going eastbound and seeut a to have clearedjone sas well and per fe going east in britton and very little volfree and going to take yocomp ar minutes there and eight minutes 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls and looking at 21 minute rrace. >> developing story out of afghanistan. twojo.s. service mompbers are dead after military helicopter crash in kabul. the british chopper went grown rousnday at nato led mission's headquarters five people inclul werere,ssled and five more hurt. no word on the victim's names. the crash is still be andng investigated. >>> this morning firefighters believe a gas explosion was cause of a greadly fire in franklin this weekend. fox25 was there as smoke was rising froddsslat was left of the condo. fox25 jessica reyes is live at the condo complex this morning anakeuse eswar pand vple are frightened to sleep in their own beds. >> they are, granhow l, ne andghbors stssl have a lot of questions about this and brand-new development and, of

they say 19-year-old joseph juda of islip injected the heroin that ended up killing olivia mcclellan. she was found dead in her dorm room the next day. joda is charged with manslaughter, criminally charges. . >>> we have learned the suspect in a deadly shooting outside a caught nearly 150 miles away. garrett warren was arrested in schenectady. he is charged in murder of jose feliciano. police have tied warren to a non-fatal shooting in the bronx last year. >>> three years later there's another sandy related subway closure in lower manhattan. on monday the mta is shutting down the main entrance to the south ferry white hall street station. it is another stage of the nearly $200 million rehab caused by sandy. the storm flooded the station water. watertight doors and other features are being installed. the closure is expected to last nine months. >>> 56 degrees right now. bill evans. he's got that after school accuweather forecast, not to mention some halloween parties. >> there's going to weather for that. look at gotham for the rest of the afternoon. 57 to 60 degrees, drop it on down t

mcclellan was arrested as she was meeting with another set of parents looking to adopt. >>> baseball selfie going viral this morning and it has nothing to do with what was happening on the field. >>> also this morning a history making win for the yankees. highlights of their big night in sports. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> heavy raven today to worry about. 6:22. let's get right to traffic and -- heavy rain today to worry about. let's get right to traffic and weather. >>> a lot of nerves along the coast. i hope everybody prepared. a challenging day today, one of the reasons the wind out of the northeast. today through the weekend the 50

mcclellan, these differences in families about their own recollection and their own beliefs about thereas, it's common to have differences like this as these two brothers do. >> well, it is and i think it reflects what our different perspectives on the issue of addiction. to some it's very bad judgment and besmirching of a person's character. to others, this is much more accurate, it is a chronic relapsing illness. >> let's listen to what patrick kennedy said about his father, teddy kennedy, who suffered the loss of all of his brothers. oldest brother in world war ii, then president kennedy assassinated then his brother, bobby, assassinated. let's listen to what patrick said about that. >> my dad never got to grieve. he had to be there for the country. he had to be there for my family. he had to be there for my uncle bobby's 11 children and john and caroline. i knew the pain that came from his having been killed because i saw my father kind of live in silent desperation for most of his life. >> dr. mclellan, it's hard to think of anyone who has suffered what teddy kennedy has suffered

i was in arkansas visiting the archives of senator john mcclellan who was one of the segregationist thatid not want thurgood marshall to ascend to the high court. by the second day of the hearings it was thought that marshall's nomination was in trouble because he was being grilled so harshly. a young lady wrote a letter and she concluded her letter to her arkansas senator with these words. chances are that the nomination will be turned down. color doesn't make the person, its character that makes the man. one of these days senator, the president of the united states will be a black man. years later a kid worn in the city in 1954, the year of thurgood's march became a writer that kid now a grown man would find himself growing through the fields of journalism from pennsylvania and boston massachusetts to the "washington post" and washington. the kid, now a man and a writer had an inkling that the senator from chicago in 2007 might win the 2000 election so the kid became a man and a writer, went out and tracks down an african-american. stefan rouson after the story that the kid born in 195

letter from a lady named barbara ross noted i was in arkansas, this is seen archives of senator john mcclellano was one of the segregationist senators who did not want thurgood marshall to extend to the high court. by the second day of the hearing it was thought that marshall's nomination was in trouble because he was being grilled so harshly. a young lady wrote a letter and she concluded her letter to her arkansas senator with these words: chances are that the nomination will be turned it down. color doesn't make the person, senator, it is character that makes the man. one of these days, senator, the president of the united states will be a negro. years later a kid born in this city in 1954, the year of thurgood's legal march, became a writer and that kid now a grown man would find himself rolling through the fields of journal sin from charleston, west virginia, to pittsburgh to boston massachusetts, to the "washington post", in washington. the kid, now a man and a writer had an inkling that the senator from chicago, in 2007, might win the 2000 election, so the kid who became the man and the

i was in arkansas visiting the archives of senator john mcclellan who was one of the segregationistssenators who did not want thurgood marshall to extend to the high court. ida second day of the hearing it was thought that marshall's nomination was in trouble because he was being grilled so harshly. a young lady wrote a matter and she concluded her letter to her arkansas senator with these words, chances are the nomination will be turned down. colored doesn't make the person senator, is character that makes the man. one of these days, senator, the president of the united states will be a negro. years later, a kid born in this city in 1954, the year of thurgood an end march, became a writer. that kid, now of grown men, would find himself rolling through the fields of journalism in a charleston, west region yet to pittsburgh, pa. to boston, mass. to the washington post in washington. the kid, now what man and a writer, had an inkling that the senator from chicago might win the 2000 election. you went down and tracked down an african-american but there. stephan roussan after the story t

the children's festival in san francisco you can enjoy from for the entire family and happening at mcclellangonzales: the to go headed ticket outside from the in view for embarcadero camera a slight breeze the ground in the background but a lot people as the overcast and falk it shows there is a mixing happening. >>reporter: it should be ok for the show into this afternoon and is affecting the airport run in 77 minutes behind san jose oakland so for this is there in the clear to castro valley about 76 the laws will part we're are on a climb of the bid by but the bay should sit numb as well as to the '70s climate of to lower '80s as to get on. >>marty gonzales: his condition has not been upgraded from serious to fair by the uc davis medical center he was staggering of five earlier this week to get sick of this surveillance video of the incident police say they're out was a friend when an altercation happened outside of a bar and home town of sacramento he was stabbed multiple times he was in serious condition but not dr. said he is awake able to get out of bed and is in good spirits and he is

is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: two major highways shut down mcclellan five of the grit blind just north of l.a. we see why rv have cars and trucks cars have merited much as some drivers are able to get out of those were not and had to use their phones on 911 and sit and wait for help >>darya: it was a bit strong as a veteran of the successes of rain fell in los angeles in current accounting for fog is considering the we have no sprinkles >>james: the cars were very the trucks were very the big rigs were very aware of any major injuries without people distraught interstate 5 expected to close for most of today as they were to clean all of the >>george: 101 is really the only workable ricotta to bay area if they had to the southland when it comes to the weather >>anny hong: was to have a 20 to 30 percent chance for some thunderstorms today and for the weekend for any of those storms have the possibility of producing some pretty heavy rain and damaging winds and not quite out of the woods yet want to show you some more video is just a really amazing is com

in fact, it had been owned by general mcclellan, i believe, in the civil war. the mansion had been here in hickory hill. >> associate with -- >> jack and jackie sold it to bobby after they realized they were not going to be able to fill it with children. she had spent all of her time in '55-'56 decorating it only to lose the children and with the nursery and with special shelves for jack so they wouldn't have to bend over or reach too high. it became a sad symbol. plus, she was so isolated there. at least if they were in georgetown when they first rented a home, when they were first married, she could go back and forth to capitol hill, take him lunch. she was so completely isolated there that they left. >> a facebook viewer wants to know is there any known medical condition for all of her problem pregnancies. >> smoking, we think it could have been. there were several packs a day. that, of course, if it didn't lead to the problems with the actual pregnancies herself, the lung conditions with some of her children were born with, john jr. and patrick who succumbe

in fact, it had been owned by general mcclellan, i believe, in the civil war.o the mansion had been there at hickory hill. swain: but we always associate it with the rfk family. perry: right, because jack and jackie sold it to bobby after they realized that they were not going to be able to fill it with children. and she had spent all of her time in '55 and '56 decorating it, and then only to lose these children. beschloss: with the nursery. perry: and with the nursery and with special shelves for jack, so that he wouldn't have to bend over or reach too high. and it just became a sad symbol. plus she was so isolated there. at least if they were in georgetown where they first rented a home and when they first were married, she could go back and forth to capitol hill and take him lunch and she was just so completely isolated there, that they left. swain: a facebook viewer wants to know if there was any known medical medication for all of her problem pregnancies? perry: smoking, we think, could have been. you mentioned that she was a chain smoker, we think, severa